Jen Brister at The Glee Nottingham

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Thu 9Apr

*RESCHEDULED* - Jen Brister: Under Privilege (18+)Glee Club Nottingham

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This show has been rescheduled. The new date is TUESDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 2020.
All tickets remain valid for the new date. If you have already purchased tickets with the Glee Box Office we will have sent you an email with full details. Please check your spam/junk folders. If you have not received this email please contact info@glee.co.uk

Advance price

  • £12.50 Show Entry
  • £10.00 Student Entry (dated ID required)
  • + £1.80 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 7:00 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type allocated
  • Food available yes
  • Minimum age 18
Tue 29Sep

Jen Brister: Under Privilege (18+)Glee Club Nottingham

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Brister has it all: a wife, kids, a house and a job she loves (sometimes) so what the hell is she moaning about? Join Jen as she takes an irreverent look at the often controversial subject of 'privilege'. Who has it? Who doesn't? And why does no one like to admit they have any?
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This event was rescheduled from 9th April 2020- All tickets remain valid for the new date.

Advance price

  • £12.50 Show Entry
  • £10.00 Student Entry (dated ID required)
  • + £1.80 booking fee per ticket

Times

  • Doors open 7:00 PM
  • Last entry 7:30 PM

More info

  • Seating type allocated
  • Food available yes
  • Minimum age 18

After performing in front of the legendary Spike Milligan and receiving the luminous and prestigious title of having ‘a great pair of Bristols,’ Jen knew that comedy was the way forward. So with the help of two jokes and a push up bra she was on her way…

Under Privilege (Tour 2019)

Brister has it all: a wife, kids, a house and a job she loves (sometimes) so what the hell is she moaning about? Join Jen as she takes an irreverent look at the often controversial subject of ‘privilege’. Who has it? Who doesn’t? And why does no one like to admit they have any?

'A powerhouse performance' ****½

Chortle

'A big dose of double up funny' *****

Dead Line News

'Glorious raging' ****

Broadway Baby

'Brister uses anger to quite stunning comedic effect' *****

The Skinny

'Blisteringly funny' ****

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